Somalia’s Measles Vaccination Gaps Follow a Sharp North-South Divide
A national analysis finds that Somalia’s first-dose measles vaccination coverage was 58.3%, with significant geographic clustering and major differences linked ...
A national analysis finds that Somalia’s first-dose measles vaccination coverage was 58.3%, with significant geographic clustering and major differences linked ...
Forest kindergartens are often presented as a simple antidote to indoor, screen-heavy childhood: move learning outdoors, let children explore living ...
A study of nearly 4,000 British adults found that reading and internet use were associated with better global cognitive scores ...
A self-supported porous MnFeCoNiCu high-entropy alloy efficiently catalyzed acidic hydrogen evolution for 100 hours after its pore network and surface ...
Adolescent wellbeing may not exist on a single sliding scale from “healthy” to “struggling.” A study of 1,384 Chilean students ...
A Cameroon study identifies seedling-derived maize internodes and leaves as practical alternatives to immature embryos for initiating tissue culture in ...
Parkinson’s disease can turn an ordinary walk across a room into an unpredictable neurological challenge. A person may shuffle, hesitate ...
Vicinagearth has corrected competing-interests statements for five articles to disclose editorial roles held by two authors and their noninvolvement in ...
A psychological therapy designed to help people understand their own thoughts, feelings and relationships may improve eating-disorder symptoms, but a ...
A survey of Bangladesh’s Old Brahmaputra River found that seasonal water chemistry and flooding strongly shape fish diversity, with dissolved ...
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